Candy Kush Express by Royal Queen Seeds
Candy Kush Express is neither an auto nor a long running Kush line. The point of the variety sits right between those two. Built from Sweet Special x O.G. Kush, it takes a heavier Kush leaning base and puts it into a faster photoperiod format that finishes earlier than many classic Kush types.
This makes the strain particularly easy to place within a cultivation schedule. Royal Queen Seeds specifies a flowering period of 50 to 60 days, or seven to nine weeks. Outdoors, plants can be ready as early as the beginning of September. Heights range from 60 to 100cm indoors and 100 to 170cm outside.
It also avoids feeling like a stripped down fast version on the yield side. RQS lists 475 to 525 g per m² indoors and 450 to 500 g per plant outdoors. So the value is not only in the shorter flowering time, but also in the fact that the run can still carry enough weight to make the line worthwhile.
The sweeter side is obvious, but it is not the whole story. Candy and fruit set the tone, while the Kush part keeps the profile firmer and stops it from turning into pure confectionery language. On a product page, Candy Kush Express works less as a playful label and more as a fast, compact Kush hybrid with real substance behind it.
Data sheet
| Crossing | Sweet Special x O.G. Kush |
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| Indica | 60 % |
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| Sativa | 40 % |
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| THC | 18 % |
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| CBD | Low |
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| Flowering time | 7-9 Weeks |
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| Harvest month | Early September |
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| Indoor height | 60-100 cm |
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| Outdoor height | 100-170 cm |
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| Yield outdoors | 450-500 grams per plant |
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| Yield indoors | 475-525 g/m2 |
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| Aroma | candy, fruity |
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